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A List of Estates and Charitable Foundations or Bequests.
WALTER'S CHARITY,
Called the Drapers' Alms Houses.
The Drapers' Company, by whom,
except as to the Election of Almspeople,
this Charity is at present
administered.
Nine Poor Persons elected to the Alms Houses and other
Benefits of the Charity, namely—
Elizabeth Haddon elected 1838.
Elizabeth Basket „ 1850.
Jane Ceely ,, 1852.
Sarah Hare ,, 1853.
Sarah Kelsey „ 1853.
Maria Moss „ 1855.
Sarah King „ 1855.
Jemima Smith „ 1857.
Sarah Langley „ 1859.
COOPER'S CHARITY.
Administered by the Trustees.
Freehold House, in Priest's Alley, now
pulled down. The new Building
erected on the ground forms part of a
Warehouse.
Mr. Thomas Martin, Treasurer,
Mr. H. Matthews,
Mr. W. Hinton,
Mr. T. Mallett,
Mr. W. Finnis,
Mr. J. Houghton,
Mr. C. Anderson,
And the Rector and Churchwardens.
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Fifty Poor Persons, elected by the Trustees, to receive 10s.
each per Quarter—viz.,
Ruth Newth,
Ann Trasler,
Sarah Green,
Catherine Powers,
Ellen Jones,
Ann Harriett,
Elizabeth Barker,
Ann Macrow,
William Wilson,
Hannah Griffith,
Jane Jones,
Jane Durnage,
Jane Fewtrell,
Sarah Shelston,
Mary Williams,
Ann Wright,
James Joyce,
Rachael Pitts,
Henrietta Mills,
Ann Leggett,
Hannah Youle,
Ann Hardy,
Sarah Hearn,
Mary Skinner,
Mary Johnson,
Maria Ratcliffe,
Hannah Scott,
Mary Horsley,
Mary Butler,
Sarah Coles,
Mary Ann Clarke,
Sarah Stone,
Sarah Foxwell,
Mary Goldirg,
Charlotte Bishop,
Mary Lefrage,
Hannah Chase,
Francis Brown,
Ann Roots,
Mary Madrick,
Sophia Chaunt,
Johanna Dixon,
Sarah Nicholson,
Elizabath Tite,
Maria Evendon,
Jane Daniel,
Esther Noad,
Mary Graham,
Margaret Cox,
Mary Ann Elmes.
Freehold House, in Bishopsgate Street.
Accumulations amounting to upwards
of £200 are invested in the Southwark
Sayings Bank.
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March 25th, 1860.
DANIEL BIBT, Vestry Clerk.